โ Scribed by David S. Nyce
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Great technical book packed only with useful information. Great section on understanding basic electrical parameters. I needed a position sensor and this book taught me what to look for, and how to understand it.
LINEAR POSITION SENSORS......Page 1
CONTENTS......Page 5
PREFACE......Page 9
1 - SENSOR DEFINITIONS AND CONVENTIONS......Page 11
2 - SPECIFICATIONS......Page 20
3 - RESISTIVE SENSING......Page 57
4 - CAPACITIVE SENSING......Page 72
5 - INDUCTIVE SENSING......Page 88
6 - THE LVDT......Page 104
7 - THE HALL EFFECT......Page 119
8 - MAGNETORESISTIVE SENSING......Page 132
9 - MAGNETOSTRICTIVE SENSING......Page 146
10 - ENCODERS......Page 161
REFERENCES......Page 172
INDEX......Page 174
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